Articles: Login to Azure with PowerShell Non-interactively

OwenDavies

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9 Feb 2020CPOL2 min read

How to non-interactively login to Azure with PowerShell

The Login-AzureRmAccount PowerShell command allows you to login to your Azure account from PowerShell. However, it brings up a prompt and you have to manually type in your credentials. Obviously this is fine for development or things you are doing for one time administration. But in order to have fully automated scripts, this is one of the first pieces in the puzzle, especially when you are likely to be running these on a build server and you don't want an account that is tied to an actual person.

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Articles: Login to Azure with PowerShell Non-interactively

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